List of countries by number of mobile numbers in use

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This list ranks the countries of the world by the number of mobile phone numbers in use. As an important caveat, this list does not provide the number of mobile phones in use. It is common for each SIM card has a separate phone number, so phones with multiple SIM cards will have multiple phone numbers. As another caveat, some mobile phone numbers may be used by machines as a modem, such as intrusion detection systems, home automation, or leak detection, and some numbers may be used as a local micro-cell.

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RankingsCountry or regions# of phone numbersPopulationPhone #'s/100 citizensDate of evaluation
World 7,950,000,000+7,621,018,958104.322019/12 [1] [2]
1 Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China 1,610,360,0001,420,050,000113.382020/10 [3] [4]
2 Flag of India.svg India 1,515,971,7131,375,245,994110.182020/10 [3] [5]
3 Flag of Indonesia.svg Indonesia 385,573,398237,556,363162.282016/07 [6]
4 Flag of the United States.svg United States 380,577,528327,874,628116.272020/10 [7] [8]
5 Flag of Brazil.svg Brazil 284,200,000201,032,714141.32015/05 [6] [9]
6 Flag of Russia.svg Russia 256,116,000142,905,200155.52013/07 [6] [10]
7 Flag of Pakistan.svg Pakistan 193,228,369241,422,08380.12024/12 [11] [12]
8 Flag of Nigeria.svg Nigeria 190,475,494190,551,75499.52020/04 [13]
9 Flag of Bangladesh.svg Bangladesh 180,780,000162,951,560111.112022/03 [14]
10 Flag of Japan.svg Japan 146,649,600127,300,000115.22013 [15]
11 Flag of Germany.svg Germany 107,000,00081,882,342130.12013 [16]
12 Flag of the Philippines.svg Philippines 106,987,09894,013,200113.82013/10 [17]
13 Flag of Mexico.svg Mexico 101,339,000112,322,75790.22013/07 [18]
14 Flag of Iran.svg Iran 96,165,00086,330,7031302013/02 [19]
15 Flag of Egypt.svg Egypt 95,340,00099,958,00095.382019/12 [20]
16 Flag of Turkey.svg Turkey 92,200,00085,372,377108.22024 [21] [22]
17 Flag of Italy.svg Italy 88,580,00060,790,400147.42013/12 [23]
18 Flag of Ethiopia.svg Ethiopia 87,300,000126,500,000692023/24 [24] [25]
19 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg United Kingdom 83,100,00064,100,000129.62013 [26]
20 Flag of Vietnam.svg Vietnam 72,300,00090,549,390792013/10 [27]
21 Flag of France.svg France 72,180,00063,573,842114.22013/12 [28]
22 Flag of Thailand.svg Thailand 69,000,00067,480,0001052015 [29]
23 Flag of South Africa.svg South Africa 59,474,50050,586,757117.62013 [30]
24 Flag of Colombia.svg Colombia 57,900,47249,375,617118.92017 [31] [32] [33]
25 Flag of Ukraine.svg Ukraine 57,505,55545,579,904126.02013/12 [34]
26 Flag of Argentina.svg Argentina 56,725,20040,134,425141.342013 [35]
27 Flag of Tanzania.svg Tanzania 56,313,43862,715,87786.52020/03 [36]
28 Flag of South Korea.svg South Korea 56,004,88750,219,669111.52014 [37]
29 Flag of Spain.svg Spain 55,740,00047,265,321118.02013/12 [38]
30 Flag of Poland.svg Poland 47,153,20038,186,860123.482013 [39] [40]
31 Flag of Saudi Arabia.svg Saudi Arabia 46,000,00027,137,000169.52013/12 [41]
32 Flag of Morocco.svg Morocco 44,450,00033,818,6621312015 [42]
33 Flag of Sri Lanka.svg Sri Lanka 38,849,81221,671,000179.32018/12 [43]
34 Flag of Peru.svg Peru 34,235,00031,179,417109.82015 [44]
35 Flag of Nepal.svg Nepal 34,172,05826,620,020134.412018: NTA_MIS_128,2018 [45]
36 Flag of Algeria.svg Algeria 33,000,00035,000,00094.22013 [46]
37 Flag of Venezuela.svg Venezuela 32,019,08630,163,157106.152014 [47]
38 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Canada 31,210,62836,885,04984.62018 [48]
39 Flag of the Republic of China.svg Taiwan 28,610,00023,197,947123.332013/12 [49]
40 Flag of Malaysia.svg Malaysia 30,379,00028,250,000143.82014/04 [50]
41 Flag of Kenya.svg Kenya 28,080,00042,000,00071.32013 [51]
42 Flag of Romania.svg Romania 26,000,00021,438,000123.452010/12/16 [52]
43 Flag of Chile.svg Chile 21,000,00017,094,270122.92013/12 [53]
44 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Australia 20,570,00023,490,70087.62014/11 [54] [55]
45 Flag of the Netherlands.svg Netherlands 20,000,00016,515,057121.12013/11 [56]
46 Flag of Hong Kong.svg Hong Kong 19,207,5787,482,500256.72018/09 [57] [58]
47 Flag of Guatemala.svg Guatemala 17,571,89514,713,763119.42013/06 [59]
48 Flag of the United Arab Emirates.svg United Arab Emirates 17,132,7248,410,763203.72014/11 [60]
49 Flag of Ecuador.svg Ecuador 15,900,00014,300,000111.182013/01 [61]
50 Flag of Sweden.svg Sweden 14,500,0009,906,331146.42016/06 [62]
51 Flag of Zimbabwe.svg Zimbabwe 13,518,88713,060,000103.52014/01 [63]
52 Flag of Portugal.svg Portugal 13,400,00010,562,178126.872013/11
53 Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Belgium 11,822,00010,414,000113.62013[ citation needed ]
54Flag of Hungary.svg  Hungary 11,561,8909,908,798116.72013/11 [64]
55 Flag of Bulgaria.svg Bulgaria 10,454,4007,200,000145.22013 [15]
56 Flag of Israel.svg Israel 9,701,2007,900,000122.82013 [15]
57 Flag of Finland.svg Finland 9,470,0005,487,308172.62015 [65]
58 Flag of Costa Rica.svg Costa Rica 8,300,000 [66] 4,872,000156 [67] 2017/06 [66]
59 Flag of Singapore.svg Singapore 8,106,7005,399,000150.12015/01 [68]
60 Flag of Azerbaijan.svg Azerbaijan 7,000,0005,543,819126.22008/02 [69]
61 Flag of Denmark.svg Denmark 7,000,0005,700,000127.52013 [15]
62 Flag of Panama.svg Panama 6,900,0003,405,813202.52013/07 [70]
63 Flag of Jordan.svg Jordan 6,010,0005,950,000101.02010/03 [71]
64 Flag of Ireland.svg Ireland 5,770,6384,581,269125.92015 [72]
65 Flag of Lithuania.svg Lithuania 4,940,0002,955,986167.12013 Q2 [73] [74]
66Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 4,761,0004,500,000111.12013 [15]
67 Flag of Mongolia.svg Mongolia 3,500,0002,980,000117.42013 [75]
68 Flag of Lebanon.svg Lebanon 2,720,0004,224,00064.42010/10 [76]
69 Flag of Latvia.svg Latvia 2,579,0001,986,705129.82015/07 [77]
70 Flag of North Korea.svg North Korea 3,000,00024,451,28512.32015 [78]
71 Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg Trinidad and Tobago 2,060,0001,363,985151.62019 Q2 [79]
72 Flag of Estonia.svg Estonia 1,904,0001,269,420150.52015/07 [80]
73 Flag of Cuba.svg Cuba 1,300,00011,200,00011.62011/12 [81]
74 Flag of Montenegro.svg Montenegro 1,117,500620,029180.232015/09 [82]
75 Flag of Malta.svg Malta 554,651452,515122.572013/06 [83]
76 Flag of Maldives.svg Maldives 776,716417,492245.922017/07 [84]

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